The current (and ninth) Georgia Constitution was adopted in 1983. The current constitution has been amended 87 times.
Answer – A ball game
In Chapter 10 of the 1937 novel, Their
Eyes Were Watching God which was authored by Zora Neale Hurston, an
African-American writer, we find that most of the town went to a baseball game,
leaving Janie alone at the store. Because of this, Janie decided to close up
the store early but before she could, a tall stranger came to the store to buy
cigarettes from her and then starts making flirtatious small talk with her,
making her laugh with his jokes.
The correct answer is cultural transmission
Explanation: Cultural Transmission is the process of passing on deviant traditions and delinquent values from one generation to the next.
The Phoenician geography made them rely on imports and exports because of they lack in farmland and their close proximity to the Mediterranean.
The Phoenicians subsisted on a narrow strip of the Syrian coast. This land consists of highlands and mountains with a munificence of forests. However, it lacks the productive land which would have made large-scale cultivation possible.
Due to the inadequate size of their territory, the Phoenicians relied on the sea and commerce to sustain their living. The lack of sufficient farmland drove the Phoenicians to turn to the sea and became navigators and traders, which resulted in their establishing many colonies. They traded silver, lead, horses, ebony, iron, tin, ivory, and precious stones.
